texts: The conqueror of Sudan from 1863 to 1879 was known as Ism l Bsh and he was removed by Great Britain. He modernized Egypt and Sudan, investing heavily in industrial and economic development, and the expansion of the country's boundaries in Africa. "My country is not only in Africa, but also in Europe," he said in 1879. It is natural for us to adopt a new system that is adapted to our social conditions. He secured Ottoman and international recognition for his title of Khedive (Viceroy) in preference to Wli (Governor) which was previously used by his predecessors in the Eyalet of Egypt and Sudan. The sale of the country's shares in the Suez Canal Company to the British government was one of the consequences of Isma'il's policies. The city is named after him.The second of the three sons of <mask>, and the grandson of Muhammad Ali, was born in Cairo. His mother was the third wife of his father. She was a sister of Valide Sultan Pertevniyal who was a wife of Mahmud II of the Ottoman Empire. After graduating from the cole d'état-major in Paris, he returned home and became heir to his uncle, Said I, the Wli and Khedive of Egypt and Sudan. The Emperor Napoleon III, the Pope, and the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire were some of the missions Said was assigned to in the next few years. He was sent to Sudan to quell an insurrection in the army of 18,000. The Ottoman Empire and the other Great Powers recognized Wli as Khedive after the death of Said.The higher title of Khedive, which the Ottoman Porte had refused to sanction, was claimed by him like all Egyptian and Sudanese rulers since his grandfather Muhammad Ali <mask>. In 1867, Isma'il succeeded in persuading the Ottoman Sultan to grant a firman finally recognizing him as Khedive in exchange for an increase in the tribute. A further decree in 1873 confirmed the virtual independence of the Khedivate of Egypt from the Porte, after another firman changed the law of succession to direct descent from father to son rather than brother to brother. In order to facilitate his reform projects, some went to bribes to Constantinople. The money was used for the construction of the canal. Irrigation canals were built to help modernize agriculture. He built over railroads, telegraph lines, and 400 bridges.A country with 5 million people and an annual treasury revenue of 8 million has a national debt of £90 million. The customs system, post office, sugar industry, cotton industry, palaces, entertaining, and maintaining an opera and a theatre were all reformed by Ismail on the scale of his grandfather's. Over one hundred thousand Europeans came to work in Cairo, where he helped to build a new quarter modeled on Paris. Alexandria was also improved. He launched a railroad building project that resulted in Egypt and Sudan having the most railways in the world. The education budget was increased more than tenfold. Vocational and technical schools were created and traditional primary and secondary schools were expanded.The formation of a Western-trained elite was encouraged by the sending of students to Europe to study on educational missions. The national library was founded in 1871. In November 1866, he established an assembly of delegates. The members of this body came to have an important influence on governmental affairs, even though they were supposed to be an advisory body. Village headmen came to exert increasing political and economic influence over the countryside and the central government. The law that allowed landownership and tax privileges to persons paying six years' land tax in advance was brought back by the assembly in 1876. With the help of Yacoub Cattaui, Egypt's rule in Africa was extended.After his army was defeated by Emperor Yohannes IV at Gundat and Gura, he was prevented from expanding into Ethiopia. He wanted to expand his realm across the Nile including its diverse sources and over the African coast of the Red Sea. The Emperor Yohannes IV directed expansive policies against Ethiopia due to rumors about rich raw material and fertile soil. The Ottoman province of Habesh was ceded to Ismail in 1865. The coastal strip was the only part of the province that was not controlled by Ethiopia. The eyaleti of Habesh was established by the Ottomans in the 16th century. Huge cotton plantations in the Barka Delta were started.The governor of the new "province of Eastern Sudan and the Red Sea Coast" annexed the city of Keren in 1872. In October of 1875, the army of Ismail tried to take over the adjacent highlands of Hamasien, but were defeated at the battle of Gundit. Yohannes's army defeated Ismail's army at Gura' in March 1876. The son of Ismail was captured by the Ethiopias and only released after a large amount of money. The cold war ended in 1884 with the Anglo-Egyptian-Ethiopian Hewett Treaty. The territory of the Red Sea Province was taken over by the Italians and became the territory of the Colony of Eritrea in 1890. The building of the Suez Canal is connected to the khedivate.He oversaw the Egyptian portion of the construction. At the request of his minister of Finance and close advisor, he refused to approve the concessions made by Said to the Canal company, and the matter was referred to Napoleon III, who awarded the company over three million dollars. He had a lot of success because he used every available means, by his own powers of fascination and by judicious expenditure, to bring his personality before the foreign governments and the public. He was received by Queen Victoria and welcomed by the Lord Mayor of London during his visit to Paris and London in 1867. He saw a British Royal Navy Fleet Review with the Ottoman Sultan. He visited Britain again in 1869. Most of the festival was financed by the Cattaui banking house, which invited people from all over the world.The war with Ethiopia left Egypt in deep debt to the European powers, and they used this position to wring concessions out of Ismail. Europeans were tried by judges from their own states rather than by Egyptian and Sudanese courts in the new mixed courts system. The financial crisis came at the end. The Khedive's fundamental idea of liquidating his borrowings was to borrow at increased interest, which resulted in a national debt of over £100 million sterling. The House of Cattaui became restive. The international tribunals gave judgments against the Khedive. The sale of the Egyptian and Sudanese shares in the Suez Canal Company to the British government in 1875 was followed by the beginning of intervention by the Great Powers in Egypt.In December of 1875, Stephen Cave and John Stokes were sent out by the British government to inquire into the finances of Egypt, and in April of 1876 their report was published, advising that it was necessary for foreign powers to interfere in order to restore credit. The Caisse de la Dette was established. Anglo- French control over finances and the government was established in October after further investigation by George Goschen and Joubert. After a further commission of inquiry by Major Baring and others in 1878, it was decided that the nation would be led by Nubar as premier, with Charles Rivers Wilson as finance minister. The irony of the situation was that Egypt had embarked on its development schemes to secure independence from Ottoman and European domination. The government of Egypt made itself more vulnerable with each concession. From the 1870s until 1884, the entire northern coast of Somalia was part of the jurisdiction of <mask>.The northern part of the Khedive's territory was ceded to Britain in 1884 due to Egypt's internal difficulties. The first treaties with European powers were signed after the relinquishment of the territories by <mask>. The most comprehensive treaty concluded with the Garhajis and Habar Jeclo tribes contained additional commitments of "render assistance" to vessels and forbidding diplomacy with non-British officials. European powers promoted a culture of enmeshment in the populace in order to ensure that Europeans would obey their treaties. The treaties were signed by the treatymakers. According to Cordeaux, Warsangeli did not acknowledge his Warsangeli obligation after signing a treaty in 1886. The control of the country by Europeans was unacceptable to many Egyptians, who united behind a disaffected Colonel, according to Roy Irons.Egypt was consumed by the Urabi Revolt. Wanting the revolt to relieve him of European control, Ismail gave in to his demands and dissolved the government. In May 1879, Britain and France insisted that the British and French ministers be restored. With the country largely in the hands of Urabi, Ismail had little interest in doing so. On June 26, 1879, the Ottoman Sultan Abdlhamid II was deposed by the British, and French governments. The older of the two sons, Tewfik <mask>, was made his successor. After leaving Egypt, he went into exile in Ercolano near Naples until 1885, when he was allowed to retire to his palace in Constantinople.He was a state prisoner until his death. He died while trying to drink two bottles of champagne. He was buried in Cairo. Under his rule, Arabic use increased at the expense of Turkish, which had been the language of the ruling elite in the Nile Delta for hundreds of years. Arabic would eventually replace Turkish in the army and administration, leaving Turkish only to be used in correspondence with the Ottoman Sultan in Constantinople. Military service under the Khedive, in his Provinces and Beyond their Borders, was experienced by the American Staff. Atkin and Prout were in New York.There is a person named Helen Chapin Metz. Egypt is a country study. Washington: GPO for the Library of Congress. Muhammad Ali dynasty births 1895 deaths 19th-century Egyptian monarchs 19th-century prime ministers of Egypt Burials in Egypt Commanders Grand Cross of the Order of the Sword Egyptian people of Albanian descent

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Ibrahim Pasha
Pasha
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texts: He is an "animateur, presenter and populariser of choral singing". He is best known for his television appearances in programmes such as The Choir, which focus on singing and introducing choral music to new participants. The Officer of the Order of the British Empire is appointed for services to music. The only child of James and <mask>, who had met at their local Gilbert and Sullivan society, was born into a family of Irish descent. His father was a bank manager and grew up in Parkhead in Scotland. His mother worked in the civil service. He was educated at Bournemouth School.He studied drama at the University of East Anglia, and composed music for theatre productions, while he was in the university choir. After graduating, he gave private tuition and applied for a postgraduate vocal studies course at the Royal Academy of Music. He ran the youth choir and community choir for the London Symphony Orchestra until December 2009. After working at the L.S.O., he was given the position of Edward Heath Assistant Animateur. He was approached by a production company that wanted to make a series about singing in schools. They researched the term "community choirmasters" without knowing who would front the programme. The Choir won two BAFTAs and a broadcast award.The first New Year's Eve performance of the Community Choir was on December 31, 2009. He asked his followers to join him in the event. The Knight Crew is a youth opera based on a book written by Nicky Singer. The Knight Crew was performed at Glyndebourne between 3 and 6 March 2010 after being cast out of over 400 applicants between the ages of 14 and 20. The project was filmed for a television series and aired on the BBC. In May 2010, Nick Anstee, Lord Mayor of the City of London, gave the Freedom of the City of London to <mask>. 16 singers from 18 to 27 years old were recruited by <mask> for his choir.They gave concerts at 14 locations throughout Britain in the year. The Choir, a reality television series, was broadcast on BBC Two in 2007. The first programme in the series will be set in Northolt High School, a comprehensive school in the west London suburbs. The third series, entitled Unsung Town, featured the formation of a community choir in South Oxhey. Young singers who were extremely shy were given the chance to overcome their fears in The Big Performance, a children's programme presented by <mask> in 2010. They sang for a larger audience each week, and in the final week they performed for thebbc proms in the park The final week of the second series was devoted to a performance of a choral arrangement of the song "Keep Holding On" for the charity Children in Need.The ten singers led a live choir in the studio along with children's choirs nationwide. The choir from wives and partners of military personnel deployed to Afghanistan was created for the first broadcast of The Choir: Military Wives. The opening performance of the Royal British Legion's Festival of Remembrance took place at the Royal Albert Hall. 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First day sales, which included all pre-orders, indicated that they were outselling their closest rivals, Little Mix, by a hundred singles to one, causing Ladbrokes to close betting for the Christmas number one. The single became one of the top 20 best-selling music products of all-time at Amazon.co.uk because of the pre-order sales.The show was nominated for an International Emmy Award and won in the best arts programme category. The Children in Need charity single Wake Me Up, a cover of the song originally recorded by Swedish dance act Avicii, reached the UK number 1 in November of last year. 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The show was axed after one series, although it was defended in a Radio Times interview.The Great British Home Chorus, a new home choir for people internationally, was announced in March 2020. He said he was in talks with the BBC about making another programme. In the first week, over 100,000 people watched the first session. In July 2020, as a finale to the Great British Home Chorus, <mask> orchestrated a choral version of You Are My Sunshine with over 11,000 singers taking part, accompanied by the London Symphony Orchestra. The song was released as a single and the profits were donated to charity. The author of two books on the subject of choral singing has appeared on television. His most recent title is an account of the production of his television series The Choir.<mask> is married to a teacher. They have three children in North London. Esther was born in 2010. Gilbert was born in 2013. Dvora was born in 2019. The Military Wives choir performed a Paul Mealor composition in 1975, living people are educated at Bournemouth School Alumni of the University of East Anglia.

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Sian Malone
Malone
Malone
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texts: <mask> is an English professional snooker player. He became a professional in 2010 after finishing first in the PIOS rankings. He is known for his attacking style of play. Lisowski has reached six ranking finals, but has been runner-up in three of them. He made a maximum break in professional competition. At age 7, Lisowski began playing "snooker" using ping-pong balls on a carpet. He was trained by a Gloucester professional.At age 11, he made his first century break. The Junior Pot Black was won by Mitchell Mann. He was runner-up in the sixth event of the International Open Series and finished 23rd in the rankings. The Paul Hunter Scholarship allowed him to practise with professional players. He was in the process of being cancer-free at the time. He competed in the PIOS in spite of his illness. He received a place on the Main Tour in 2010 after winning the first two events of the International Open Series.After a series of early exits from main tour events, he reached the final of the Players Tour Championship, winning six matches, including a 4–3 win over Mark Selby in the semi-final, where he came back from 1–3 down. He lost to Tom Ford in the final. The German Masters, Welsh Open and Players Tour Championship Grand Finals were all won by <mask>. He was 52nd in the world at the end of the season, the highest of any of the debutants. The World Snooker Annual Award Ceremony gave the rookies of the year award. The Players Tour Championship series of tournaments had a very good season in the year 2011. He reached the quarter-finals of Event 6 and Event 9 and went one better in Event 5, where he was knocked out in the last 4 against Andrew Higginson.The 24th place in the Order of Merit gave him the final spot in the 2012 Finals. He reached the last 16 of a ranking event for the first time in his career, but lost to Neil Robertson. After defeating amateur Rouzi Maimaiti in the wild card round, Lisowski qualified for the Shanghai Masters. He was beaten 3–5 by Jamie Cope. In order to qualify for the remaining six ranking events, he had to win one more match. The 2012/2013 season was a breakthrough year for <mask> as he qualified for five ranking tournaments, including the World Championship, and reached his second final as a professional. He lost to Mark Davis in the first round of the Australian Goldfields Open after beating Dave Harold.He made it to the UK Championship for the first time after defeating Chen Zhe and Joe Perry. In his match against Chen, he made the first 147 of his career. The first round of the event was held in York. In order to qualify for the China Open, <mask> beat Ian Burns and Jamie Burnett and then defeated Zhou Yuelong. He played good friend Judd Trump and made a 131 break in 5–3 win, before coming back from 2–4 down to defeat Mark Davis and reach his first ranking event quarter-final. Murphy stated that snooker had seen the future with <mask>'s performances during the week as he lost 4–5 to him. In the first Players Tour Championship event of the season, <mask> defeated Trump in the quarter-finals and Mark Williams in the semis to reach the final.After a brief safety exchange, Stephen Maguire potted the remaining colors to win the title after the final frame had gone to a deciding frame. His best results were three last 16 defeats which helped cement his place in the Finals as he finished 13th on the Order of Merit. He beat Mark Selby 4–3 in the first round, but lost to Tom Ford in the second round. He had comfortable 10–4 wins over James Wattana and Fergal O'Brien to reach the World Championship for the first time. The experience and composure of Hawkins told as he took the match 10–3 with <mask> citing the intimate nature of playing at the Crucible, which affected his concentration, as a factor in the one-sided scoreline. He climbed five places in the rankings to finish at world number 35, his highest position to date. In the first round of the Wuxi Classic, he whitewashed Tian Pengfei 5–0, but was narrowly beaten by Mark Williams in the second.At the European Tour event, the Antwerp Open, <mask> won five matches to advance to the semi-finals where he lost 4–2 to Mark Selby. He entered the UK Championship in good shape and was looking to progress into the second round. In a performance he described as rubbish, Lisowski conceded six frames in a row to be beaten by the world number 94. In the second round of the German Masters, he was beaten 5–2 by Alan McManus, but he went on to win two matches and reach the third round of the Welsh Open. Last year's World Championship runner-up made a century and two breaks over 50 to eliminate him from the match. <mask> lost to Dominic Dale in the first round of the China Open. Lisowski lost in the first round of the Australian Goldfields Open after winning three matches to qualify.He defeated Lu Chenwei 5–2 in the Wuxi Classic, but was then knocked out by Zhao Xintong. After being knocked out in the opening round of the Shanghai Masters, <mask> went on to win a trio of matches for the second time this season. After beating Chris Melling at the UK Championship, he said that he was hoping to rediscover his confidence after a quiet start to the year. He said that he turned to Robert Milkins for help with his game. In the second round, Lisowski raced into a 4–0 lead and hung on to win 6–4. After his 6–4 loss to Murphy in the third round, Lisowski said that he was still adjusting to playing in a major event. He was beaten 4–3 in the first round of the Welsh Open, but came back to beat Alan McManus 5–4 in the China Open.For the fifth time this season, Lisowski lost in the last 32 of a ranking event, this time to Dechawat Poomjaeng. He finished the year at 53rd in the world. In the first round of the Australian Goldfields Open, he was whitewashed 5–0 by Judd Trump, the same result as last year. He lost to Marco Fu in the second round after beating Ali Carter. He knocked out Zak Surety and Graeme Dott at the UK Championship, but was defeated by David Grace in the third round. He was defeated by Martin Gould in the second round of the Welsh Open. An impressive 5–1 victory over Michael White saw Lisowski progress to the second round of the China Open.The final World Championship qualification round was won by David Gilbert. His ranking increased by 14 spots over the course of the season to end at 39th in the world. In the last 16 of the Northern Ireland Open, <mask> defeated David Lilley 4–3 and John Astley 5–1, but was thrashed 4–0 by Barry Hawkins. He beat Mark King 4–2, Anthony Hamilton 4–0 and Mark Allen 5–1 at the Gibraltar Open but lost to Judd Trump in the quarter-finals. By the end of the season, <mask>'s world ranking had risen from 54th to 26th. The Englishman advanced to the quarter final of the English Open after victories over Judd Trump, Mark Williams, and Li Yuan, but lost to the eventual champion,Ronnie O'Sullivan. In November, he made his first career ranking event semi-final, but lost to Judd Trump.In the ranking event quarter final of the China Open in April, <mask> narrowly lost to Kyren Wilson, 6–5. He won his first ever win at the World Snooker Championship when he beat Stuart Bingham 10–7 in the first round, but he lost to John Higgins 13–1 in the second round. A lot of attention was given to <mask>'s performance this season. He made his first ranking final appearance in the Riga Masters in July, but lost 5–2 to Neil Roberson. He qualified for The Masters for the first time, but was defeated in the first round. At the China Open in April, he reached another ranking event final, but was beaten by Neil Robertson again. Even though he was unable to reach the same height as the season before, he was still able to perform consistently throughout the season.He reached his third ranking final at the Scottish Open, but lost 9–6 to Mark Selby. In December, he reached the final of the World Grand Prix, his fourth ranking final appearance. He said his semifinal victory over Mark Selby was the best performance of his career. Although he had some great moments in the final, he lost 7–10. He reached the final of German Masters but was defeated by Trump again. He lost to Trump in the final of the Gibraltar Open. Personal life was at Chosen Hill School.He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma at the age of 16. On February 23, 2015, he married his American girlfriend, Jamie Livingston. He said that although he's often told that it's a Polish name, his grandfather was a Ukrainian who settled in England at the end of World War II. He wants to find out where some of his roots lie one day. They are best friends. He lists The Times and The Economist as his favourite newspapers. Tiger Woods is his favourite male sports star while Serena Williams is his favourite female.There are 6 minor-ranking finals, 2 non-ranking finals and 5 amateur finals.

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texts: <mask> was a Canadian born, California based performance and conceptual artist who became a painter in the 1980s art boom. He attended high school in the 1960s in Los Angeles, California, after moving from Montreal, Quebec, where he was born. He was a member of the first class of the California Institute of the Arts and received an artist's degree in 1972. During the 1970s, a performance artist with roots in minimalist sculpture, a conceptual artist who made experimental films and their audio equivalent on vinyl records, divided his time between Los Angeles and New York City. While still a student at CalArts in 1972, he buried himself alive and breathed air from plastic tubes while a red light above ground flashed to the rhythm of his beating heart. In the early 1970s, as audio and video recordings became more accessible to the general public, <mask> seized the opportunity and began producing his own records. His records included "A Swim Against the Tide", "A Faster Run", "The Tornado", and "Two Wrestling Cats".In "The Six Minute Drown" a man drowns for six minutes in total isolation. The Pictures Group gained its first recognition at Artist's Space in New York City in the fall of 1977. He shared a building with James Welling. The Pictures artists, including Robert Longo and Troy Brauntuch, came to the forefront of the 1980s art boom and flourished to varying degrees as the decade wore on. At this time, he began to make paintings. He became known for his "salon paintings", which were designed to be sold to the very rich and to secure for the artist a place in art history. Although he was accused of selling out to a bull market in painting, this tactic appropriated the art star mantle that <mask>'s work always had assumed.The late 1970s were when the painter began to concentrate on painting. He used photographic images of natural phenomena, science, and technology to create his paintings. Fighter jets streaking, lightning storms exploding, and city skylines illuminated by fireworks are some of the things depicted. Using found photographs, and highlighting the reproduction or copy, <mask> blew up details to near abstraction and then hired painters to apply them to canvases on boxlike stretchers that stand more than six inches off the wall. He was one of the first contemporary painters to hire others. By the 70s, <mask> stopped appearing in his films and instead hired actors, stuntmen and light and sound technicians from the film industry. His films include the well-known Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (1975), a two-minute loop of the film studio's roaring lion mascot on a blood red field, and Shane (1975), named for the trained German Shepherd that barks in response to inaudible commands from someone behindThe concept of experience, the concept of grappling with the conflation of experience and our recording of it was the main focus of most of <mask>'s work. It asks if documentation has become the most important part of our experience. There was less and less demand for "salon paintings" as the 1980s continued and more and more work was sold by other people. Reluctant to teach rather than practice full-time, <mask> left New York in the early 1990s and returned to California where he lived out the decade in relative isolation. His work was revived at the turn of the century. He was featured in the 2004 Whitney Biennial as a major film influence, less than a year after he took his own life. Even though they might not know him, a certain conceptual/representational approach to picturemaking that helped shape a generation of artists and beyond, may be remembered by him.<mask>: Pictures and Sounds: ART/New York No. was a documentary made on him. During his productive years, he compiled an extensive exhibition record. museums continued to exhibit his work even after he stopped painting. In 2002, a show of his films and performances was presented at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York. The Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles was supposed to show a large-scale retrospective in 2010, but it was canceled by Jeffrey Deitch, who instead showed it at the Orange County Museum of Art and the Jewish Museum in New York. There was an exhibit at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in the summer of 2019. There is a list of contemporary artists and a Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine.The first American retrospective of the Canadian-born artist <mask> will be held at The Jewish Museum in NY. The article was written by Bolande on the 30th of June 2011. Remembering <mask>. East of Borneo. The year 2011-12. Philipp Kaiser talked about the exhibition <mask>stein x 10,000 in an interview.

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Jack Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldstein
Goldstein
Jack Goldstein
Jack Goldstein
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texts: <mask> AO is an Australian conductor. He is the nephew of the conductor Sir Charles Mackerras. <mask>'s uncle was the head of the school where <mask> attended. He had his first violin lessons. He was inspired to become a conductor when he saw Sir Charles Mackerras conduct the symphony. He continued his studies at the Conservatorium of Music after leaving Grammar. He went to the Richard Strauss Conservatorium in 1991 to get a degree in conducting.He won the first prize at the International Competition for Conductors. He was given the chance to study at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in 2000. He has worked with both Boulez and Sir Charles Mackerras. Boulez introduced Sir Simon Rattle to the man who invited him to conduct the symphony orchestra. In 1998 he and his family moved to London. He filled in for the Philharmonia Orchestra's scheduled conductor who was taken ill. He was a member of the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group that year.He was invited to take the London Philharmonic Orchestra on a tour of China in 2004. He was the only Australian to conduct The Rape of Lucretia at Covent Garden. He conducted Mozart's The Magic Flute at the festival. He made his debut with the Orchestre de Paris. Opera Australia's work includes Jenfa, Madama Butterfly, Cos fan tutte, The Cunning Little Vixen, and The Marriage of Figaro. He led the State Opera of South Australia in La bohme and Carmen. He conducted Don John of Austria, Australia's first opera, written by his great-great-great-great grandfather, in its first performance since Nathan's time.The concert was arranged by Sir Charles Mackerras, Nathan's great-great-great grandson. The work was recorded on CD. His overseas operas include The Rape of Lucretia and The Makropulos Case. <mask> has conducted the London Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Scottish Symphony Orchestra, RoyalLiverpool Philharmonic, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, and London Sinfonietta. He has conducted symphony orchestras in his native Australia. In 2010 he launched the Australian World Orchestra, a project to bring leading expatriate Australian orchestral players from around the world home to Australia to play together with the leading resident players in a single ensemble. He conducted Beethoven's 9th symphony in the inaugural season of the Opera House in 2011.He is the artistic director of the Australian World Orchestra. <mask> was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2016 for his services to the arts as a leading international conductor and founder of the AWO. <mask>'s new works include: Arvo Prt's Lamentate London Sinfonietta/Hélne Grimaud Simon Holt's Who put Bella in the Wych'elm. He has three daughters from a previous marriage. Australian people of Polish-Jewish descent are alumni of the Conservatorium of Music.

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Alexander Briger
Alexander
Alexander
Alexander Briger
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texts: The co-founder of Jimmy Choo is a British fashion entrepreneur who was born on July 7, 1967. In 2016 she founded her eponymous luxury footwear brand with her co-founders and CEO. On July 7, 1967, <mask> was born in London. She is the daughter of Tom Yeardye, a stunt double for Rock Hudson, and Ann Yeardye, a former model. The family moved to Beverly Hills to be near Nancy Sinatra. Between California and the UK, she alternated summers. She attended two independent girls' schools in the UK before going to school in Switzerland.<mask> was an American businessman and member of the prominent <mask> family. In 1991 she was employed as an accessories editor and assistant to Sarajane Hoare at British Vogue. The idea of launching a ready-to-wear shoe company was brought to the attention of Mr Jimmy Choo. She secured funding from her father for the creation of her business and used factories in Italy. She set up an office in Italy to handle production, quality control, and shipping. The collections accounted for over 50% of the production of several of the factories that the company produced for. The first Jimmy Choo store in London was followed by others in New York, Las Vegas, and Beverly Hills.Jimmy Choo and Equinox formed a partnership in 2001. Jimmy Choo's share of the ready-to-wear business was acquired by Equinox's Chief Executive, Robert Bensoussan, who became CEO. In 2004, with the company valued at £101 million, the majority acquisition of Jimmy Choo was announced. In 2007, she was ranked as the 751st richest person in the UK with an estimated wealth of £99 million. She was the 64th richest woman in Britain. Her shoe brand wouldn't buy from companies that didn't have female executives. The shoe and apparel brand filed for Chapter 11 in December of 2015.The company's assets were between $1 million and $10 million and between 100 and 199 of its debts were between $1 million and $10 million, according to the filing. The American private equity firm NEA made a $10 million cash injection into the business. The restructuring plans would allow her, her fiancé, and a fund to gain control of the new company, leaving former financiers with no repayment, according to an objection filed in January 2016 by her former backers. There were accusations of mismanagement and abuse of the company, including a life coach on the payroll and an expenditure of $100,000 for tickets to The Met Gala in New York. The US Department of Justice objected. The recapitalization plan was finalized in early 2016 after the judge denied all objections. In September 2016 it was revealed that the company had blocked her from using luxury shoemakers in Florence, Italy, to make her own line.The New Enterprise Council is a group of entrepreneurs that advise the Conservative Party on policies related to business needs. She was named as a "global trade envoy for Britain" by the British Government on November 9, 2010 to promote the country's fashion industry overseas. Since 2008, <mask> has served on the Board of Directors. She is a patron of the foundation. In the 2010 Birthday Honours, he was appointed as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his services to the fashion industry. She received the Women's Entrepreneurship Day Pioneer Award for her achievements in fashion. In her book 'In My Shoes', she details her rise to success and her partnership with Jimmy Choo.She spoke about the challenges of designing shoes for the Oscar season in an interview with Vanity Fair. The discussion in her book about her drug-addiction issues, specifically her problems with cocaine, was reported by several media publications. Her stint in rehab, party lifestyle and being fired from Vogue Magazine were covered in subsequent news coverage. Her battle with alcohol addiction is well documented and she met her first husband, Matthew, at AA. She wrote a number of articles about her marriage and how she snorted her way through the mountains of cocaine. She announced her engagement to Michael Ovitz in a magazine interview. Ovitz is still legally married to Judy.She referred to the situation as "complicated" in a 2016 The Sunday Times article. Artists from London, British fashion designers, British magazine editors, English business people, and Living people Officers of the Order of the British Empire were educated at Heathfield School.

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texts: The Chief of the National Guard Bureau was a United States Air Force major general. <mask> was born in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, on November 11, 1911. <mask> got the nickname "Wimpy" when his football coach at Little Rock High School yelled for him to take the field. He was an aircraft mechanic in the 154th Observation Squadron of the Arkansas National Guard. <mask> graduated from Hendrix College in 1934. He received his commercial pilot's license in 1940, a year after he received his commission as a second lieutenant. <mask> initially served with the 154th Squadron at Eglin Field, flying anti-submarine patrols.He was assigned to the staff in Washington, D.C. in September 1942. He was promoted to major in July of 1943 after being rated as a service pilot in May of 1943. <mask> was in charge of photographic mapping and charting missions in South America, Alaska and the continental United States. He was promoted to lieutenant colonel in the Far East Air Force in the Philippines after he was assigned to the Pacific as liaison officer. <mask> was appointed chief of the reconnaissance unit in the Operations and Training staff section of the Pacific Air Command in 1946, operating in both Tokyo and Manila. <mask> played a role in the creation of the new United States Air Force and was an advocate for two separate Reserve components, the United States Air Force Reserve and the Air National Guard. In an effort to improve readiness, he instituted a modified drill schedule, moving from four Wednesday nights per month to two Wednesday nights and two full Sundays, the beginning of the current one full weekend per month schedule.In 1950, Earl T. Ricks was appointed director of the Air National Guard and selected <mask> as his deputy. <mask> was in charge of training, readiness, and deployment of Air National Guard units during the Korean War. He was the acting director during Ricks' last days. <mask> was recommended by Ricks as his replacement. <mask> was promoted to brigadier general in 1954. He was promoted to major general in 1955. He was also the director of the Air National Guard.<mask> was the acting chief of the National Guard Bureau from June to July 1959 after the retirement of Edgar C. Erickson. <mask> oversaw the organization's transformation from a fighter-based force to one of fighters, bombers, observation, and transport units, as well as a modernization of its planes and facilities. In 1963, <mask> was appointed Chief of the National Guard Bureau, the first Air Force officer to be officially named to the position. <mask>'s view that National Guard and Reserve units should be integrated into operations with active duty ones was vindicated during the Vietnam War, with Air Guard fighter squadrons serving successfully in Vietnam. The first African-American general officer of the National Guard was appointed by <mask>. As a result of the civil rights and anti-Vietnam War movements of the 1960s, <mask> oversaw enhanced training for the National Guard so that they could respond to civil unrest. During the Vietnam War, <mask> advocated that Guard members take part in counter-demonstrations in response to opponents of the war, asking them to drive with their car headlights on, fly the U.S. flag more frequently, and leave their homes.<mask> received the Vietnam Service Medal for observing and fact finding missions in Vietnam. He served until 1971 after being appointed to a second term in 1967. <mask> died in Forrest City, Arkansas. He died of a stroke at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee on December 31, 1996. He was buried in Forrest City. The National Guard Marksmanship Training Center is located at Camp Joseph T. Robinson in Arkansas. <mask> was in the Airlift/Tanker Hall of Fame in 2000.The University of Arkansas has a state contact for the Arnold Air Society. The Legion of Merit American Defense Service Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, and the Air Force Longevity Service Award are some of the major awards.

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texts: <mask> was an Indian tabla player, percussionist, and recording artist known for his work in jazz, world music, and experimental music. <mask> was born into a Hindu family in Comilla, British India, which later became East Pakistan, then Bangladesh. His mother was a homemaker, while his father was a government official. The name <mask> was given to him by his grandfather after he began crying in the rain as a toddler. He spoke a number of languages. The percussion instrument Tabla was introduced to him by his uncle. American popular music was an early inspiration for <mask>, and he particularly liked the music of artists such as Elvis Presley, Pat Boone, and Nat King Cole.His first exposure to jazz was when he saw a concert by Duke Ellington. <mask> earned a master's degree in statistics. He came to New York City in 1968 to work on a PhD with only eight dollars in his pocket and began working as a busboy and waiter in various Indian restaurants in the New York area. He settled in New Jersey. He received lessons from Alla Rakha, a tabla player who was Zakir Hussain's father. <mask> and Geeta Vashi were married in 1974. The couple had a son and lived in Delaware.<mask> passed away on January 18, 2022, at the age of 82. <mask> worked as a waiter in Indian restaurants in New York when he moved there. He was a tabla artist and a sitar player at A Taste of India in New York. He was invited by John McLaughlin to accompany him in jamming sessions and later recorded an album with him. The album was a landmark in Indian-themed jazz. The attention of Miles Davis was drawn to him after he was spotted in a Manhattan restaurant. <mask> recorded on Davis's albums On the Corner, Big Fun, and Get Up with It.<mask> performed and recorded with many leading jazz musicians, including Davis, Dave Liebman, Pharoah Sanders, John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, Airto Moreira, Charlie Haden, Purna Das Baul, and Ornette Coleman. Duofel began performing with <mask> in the 1990s. He and Ken Wessel collaborated in a fusion trio called Alankar. They have a single album called Daybreak. A special tribute to the late Babatunde Olatunji was offered by <mask> at the SpiritDrum Festival, which was co-sponsored by ACE and Musart. He played with Muruga Booker in the Global Village band. <mask> and Havens collaborated on the album The Grace of the Sun.<mask> traveled to Japan in the first half of 2006 to give a tribute to his friend David Baker. <mask> also played a variety of percussion instruments, including bells, rain stick, and flexatone. His students include Geoffrey Gordon. The album Miles From India, a tribute to Miles Davis, was nominated for a gramophone in 2008. He was a member of Michael Moss's Accidental Orchestra. <mask> does not come from a family of professional musicians and is self-taught, although he studied briefly with Alla Rakha, his maternal uncle. His playing is freer than that of many other tabla players who follow the tala system of Indian rhythm.He played a set of up to eight tabla and two baya at a time, which he played rhythmically and melodically. SubRosa with David Liebman was on the Lookout Farm (LP) and the Drum Ode (LP) records.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional baseball pitcher who is a free agent. He played in the MLB for Seattle, San Diego, and Kansas City. He was a pitcher in Little League Baseball and a pitcher in high school. <mask> was selected in the 23rd round. After being overshadowed by other prospects, <mask> made the team's opening day roster after a strong spring training showing. He became a relief pitcher after he was traded to the Padres. The Padres traded <mask> to the Royals.The Pirates signed <mask> to a minor league free agent deal. <mask> was a pitcher for Little League Baseball in Costa Mesa, California. <mask> pitched a perfect game in the Little League all-star game at the age of 12. Orange Lutheran High School is in Orange, California. The school's baseball team competes in the Trinity League within the Southern Section of the California Interscholastic Federation. In his junior year, he was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He earned second-team All-Trinity League honors as a senior and helped Orange Lutheran finish second in the league.He was noticed by Major League Baseball teams despite being overshadowed by his teammates. He accepted a scholarship to play baseball for the Long Beach State Dirtbags. <mask> was drafted by Seattle in the 23rd round of the 2008 Major League Baseball Draft. Instead of attending Long Beach State, he signed with the Mariners. He was able to throw as fast as he could, with the team expecting that he would increase his velocity by adding. By the year 2011, he could throw as hard as possible. In 2009, he was a pitcher for the Pulaski Mariners.In the winter of 2010–11, he pitched for the Clinton LumberKings of the Class A Midwest League and the Bite of the Australian Baseball League. In May, he was promoted to the High Desert Mavericks of the Class A-Advanced California League. He was named the California League Pitcher of the Week for the week ending June 1. <mask> was viewed as a "sleeper" prospect by scouts. The Jackson Generals were in the Class AA Southern League. Despite being overshadowed by his teammates, <mask> was named the league's Most Outstanding Pitcher after going 9–2 with a 3.20 earned run average. <mask> was added to the 40-man roster to be protected from the Rule 5 draft.The final two spots in the Seattle's five-man starting rotation were up for grabs in spring training, with Erasmo Ramrez, Jeremy Bonderman, and Blake Beavan competing for one of them. The 21-year-old right-handed pitcher made the Seattle's 25-man roster as a starting pitcher, skipping the Class A level, after allowing only two runs in 20 appearances with 22 strikeouts and six walks in the spring. The first member of the 2008 draft class to make it to the majors, and the first starting pitcher to make it to the majors since 1993, was <mask>. He was one of the more heralded prospects before he reached MLB. On his major league debut, on April 4, he allowed six runs in six frames to the Oakland A's, including two home runs by Yoenis Céspedes and Josh Reddick. He earned his first win in his third start on April 14. The San Diego Padres were acquired by the Seattle Mariners in exchange for Seth Smith.In the first half of the season, he had a 2.11 earned run average. He had shoulder inflammation in the second half and his performance waned. In 53 games, <mask> had a 7-4 record and an even 3 ERA. The candidate for the starting rotation was <mask>. The Padres decided to keep <mask> in the pen. On June 30, 2016 the Padres traded away their closer, Fernando Rodney, to the Miami Marlins. He saved 13 games for the rest of the season.The Padres had an incumbent closer for the season. He saved 20 games for the Padres even though he had a 5.72 earned run average. He had an 8-13 record with 33 saves in three seasons with the Padres. The Kansas City Royals were acquired from the Padres on July 24, 2017. He was a member of the Omaha Storm Chasers. In 37 games in the year, <mask> had an earned run average of 7.76 The Pittsburgh Pirates signed <mask> to a minor league deal.The personal life of <mask> is tall. He is from Costa Mesa, California, and has been described as a "laid back California surfer type". There are people from Costa Mesa, California who play baseball in the Major Leagues and the Arizona League.

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texts: Sir <mask>er is a fellow of the college. He was the Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk at the University of Cambridge. ISI highly cites Spiegelhalter. In the Centre for Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge, he is the Chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication. He joined the board of the UK Statistics Authority as a non-executive director in May 2020. His name means "Mirror holder" in German and he was born in August of 1953. He was educated at a state school in Barnstaple in the 1960's and 70's.He graduated with a degree in mathematics from Keble College in 1974. In 1975, he obtained a Master of Science in statistics and a Doctor of Philosophy in mathematical statistics from University College London. Adrian Smith supervised his thesis, which was titled "Adaptive Inference Using Finite Mixture Models". After working as a research assistant at Brunel University in 1976, he became a lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley. His PhD supervisor, Adrian Smith, was appointed a professor at the University ofNottingham, where he worked as a research assistant. He worked at the Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit. He has lectured at the University of Hong Kong since 1991.He was a consultant for the World Anti-Doping Agency. He was involved in the public inquiries into the children's heart surgery at the Bristol Royal Infirmary and the murders by Harold Shipman. He divided his work between the Cambridge Statistical Laboratory and the Medical Research Council Biostatistics Unit. He was the Winton Professor of the Public Understanding of Risk at the Statistical Laboratory until he retired. The Winton Centre is chaired by him. 7 PhD students have been supervised by Spiegelhalter. The documentary Tails You Win: The Science of Chance was hosted by Spiegelhalter.He presented a talk on how to spot a shabby Statistic at the Cambridge Science Festival. He took up the position of President of the Royal Statistical Society on January 1. Risky Talk was launched in March 2020 and interviews experts in risk and evidence communication on topics like genetics, nutrition, climate change and immigration. He was on the Desert Island Discs. Research Spiegelhalter's research interests include statistics, expert systems and epidemiology. There are models of independence. He wrote several papers in the 1980s that showed how probability could be incorporated into expert systems, a problem that seemed intractable at the time.While frequentist probability did not lend itself to expert systems, it did lend itself to Bayesian probability. Statistical software. WinBUGS was developed by the Medical Research Council team in the 1990s. WinBUGS and its successor OpenBUGS use acyclic directed graphs with random variables to update graphical models. The probability distribution for the observed data had to be an exponential family and the prior had to be its conjugate distribution. Allowing flexible choices of prior simplified distributions modelling helped to promote multilevel models, which became widely used in epidemiology and education. Issues in clinical trials include cluster randomisation, meta-analysis and ethical monitoring.Performance indicators include monitoring and comparing clinical and public-health outcomes. Microlife is a 30-minute reduction of life expectancy and the micromort is a one in a million chance of death. The conception of uncertainty as going beyond what is measured to model uncertainty, the unknown and the unmeasurable is reported in media. Royal Statistical Society 1990 Award for Outstanding Statistical Application, Royal Statistical Society 1985 Guy Medal in Bronze, Royal Statistical Society 1994 Guy Medal in Silver, Aalborg University, Danes 2005 Elected a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society. The Joy of Stats and What is One Degree were both media appearances. Interviewed by Ben Miller on Winter Wipeout on January 10, 2011. The Big Health Dilemma, Through the Wormhole, Climate Change by Numbers, and Why Are Gambling Machines Addictive?The Infinite Monkey Cage: 100th Episode TV Special - 13 July 2018) is hosted by Risky Talk. Sex by Numbers: What Statistics Can Tell Us About Sexual Behaviour was published in 2015.


texts: The Indian classical musician and former dancer is known for her association with the sitar maestro. The Monterey International Pop Festival, his Human Rights Day duet with violinist Yehudi Menuhin, the Concert for Bangladesh, and the Music Festival are just a few of the acclaimed performances she was a part of. She lived with Shankar while he was still married to Annapurna. She trained and performed with Uday Shankar's dance company. She is the sister of a classical vocalist. She was married to Amiya from 1945 until 1957. Uday Shankar's dance company was founded in Madras, south India, in 1928.R.V. was her father. Mahatma Gandhi's newspaper Harijan was edited by Shastri. She studied at the India Culture Centre, an academy based at Almora in the remote north Indian state of Uttarakhand, with her elder sister. Her teachers were in the various classical dance traditions. In 1941, at the age of fifteen, she attended the wedding of Lakshmi to Uday's brother, and later met the future sitar virtuoso. In his second book, Raga Mala, the latter recalls that at the time, <mask> was known as Saraswati Shastri and used her first name, <mask>. After the academy's closing in 1944 due to the effects of World War II, Amiya's sister and brothers-in-law joined her in Bombay.There were two people trying to establish themselves as a musician and composer. The Times of India wrote in 2012 that the Shastri sisters were more or less contemporaries with a burning interest in music and dance. The family of Bombay film director Amiya <mask> hastily arranged a marriage between her and her husband because of a physical attraction between them. After the wedding in 1945, <mask>'s professional ambitions were put on hold. After Amiya <mask>'s death in 1957, the relationship between the two was renewed. She helped run his Kinnara School of Music from 1963, and after he left in 1967, they lived together in the United States. On several of his recordings and international performances, Chakravarty accompanied Shankar on tambura or as a singer.His set with Alla Rakha at the Monterey International Pop Festival was warmly received and remains his highest-charting work on the pop albums chart. The first recital of Indian classical music to be broadcast globally was during the Human Rights Day duet in New York in December of that year. The recording of the piece, "Raga Piloo", was contributed to by <mask>. She was involved in filming for the Raga documentary in 1967, appearing in footage of Shankar's performances from the period and as his companion in off-stage scenes filmed at the Los Angeles branch of his Kinnara School. She plays tambura on In San Francisco and Transmigration Macabre, both of which were recorded with French percussionists. She was one of the singers in the Festival from India ensemble, which recorded an eponymous double album in Los Angeles before touring the United States. The Concert for Bangladesh was held at New York's Madison Square Garden.Up to that point, Indian music's largest audience was gained by the success of the live album and concert film. George Harrison's introduction of <mask> to the New York audience ensured that her name became associated with the event. At the Los Angeles sessions for the album, <mask> was one of the chorus singers. The album was produced by Harrison and had a lead vocalist and a son on sitar. The first Indian orchestra to play in Europe was part of the Music Festival from India in 1974. The Music Festival's studio album, recorded in England at Harrison's Friar Park, featured her contributions on tambura and as a backing singer. The third volume of the West Meets East series was recorded in 1977.The album included a piece called "Morning Love", which was a collaboration between Shankar and French flautist Jean-Pierre Rampal. When Annapoorna finally granted a divorce for Shankar in 1982, he and <mask> had split up. She was a close friend of the musician's family and nursed Uday in the weeks before his death in 1977. According to Raga Mala, Chakravarty accepted and was welcoming towards his second wife and their daughter. All Together Now: The First Complete Beatles Discography was written by Harry Castleman and Walter J. Podrazik. The George Harrison Collaborations box set has a book accompanying it. The package design was done by Rick Ward of The Team Design Consultants.Peter Lavezzoli wrote The Dawn of Indian Music in the West. Hal Leonard wrote While My Guitar Gently Weeps: The Music of George Harrison. India's Dances: Their History, Technique, and Repertoire is available in New Delhi. The book is called My Music, My Life. Raga Mala: The Autobiography of Ravi Shankar was published in 1999. The second volume of World Music: The Rough Guide covers Latin and North America, Caribbean, India, Asia and Pacific. The births of musicians from Chennai.

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texts: He is an English actor and director of stage, film and television. The Guildhall School of Music and Drama was where <mask> trained for an acting career. In 1981 he got his first TV role in the drama Knife Edge. Out on the Floor was a single drama for the BBC. He was cast as Albert in Agatha Christie's Partners in Crime series for ITV in 1982. The Vaudeville Theatre, London, and Red Saturday at the Royal Court hosted Beethoven's Tenth. He played Jimmy Kemp in Threads, who was caught up in a nuclear attack.In 1984 he appeared in Alan Bennett's A Private Function and the TV movie Winter Flight. Home to Roost, a British sitcom written by Eric Chappell and co-starring John Thaw, was written in 1984 and followed in 1984 by another single drama. Matthew came to live with his father after his mother threw him out. Between 1985 and 1990 the show ran four times. The award-winning play Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme, Woundings and Don Carlos, and Old Year's Eve were all performed on stage. He had leading roles in the three-part series Take Me Home, and The Attractions, and the single drama Coppers. He played Fearnot in "The Storyteller" in 1987.The lead role of Jack Rover was played by <mask> in the first production at the West Yorkshire Playhouse. He played the Grand Duke Peter in Young Catherine. He appeared in David Hare's Racing Demon at the National Theatre. Haggard was a comedy set in the late 18th century. In 1994, he played the lead role in ID, a British film about a police officer who goes undercover to root out football hooligans. The International Critics Award for best actor was won by <mask>. Both stage and screen have 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884There are two series of Thief Takers in which he played the central role of Charlie Scott, and Kenneth Branagh's film of Hamlet in which he played Guildenstern. He guested in many shows. The Class Ahead and Conviction were both directed by Marc Munden and featured Robert and Julie Walters. He starred in two series of The Chase for the British Broadcasting Corporation. He left of his own will in February 2010 to play Joe McIntyre on the cobbles. He has filmed guest roles in Waterloo Road, Taggart and Moving On. He was in Ibsen's The Lady From the Sea at the Royal Exchange Theatre.He was in the film The Knife That Killed Me. James Graham's smash hit play This House was directed by Jeremy Herrin and was performed at the National Theatre. He played Alan Bennett in Bennett's autobiographical play at the West Yorkshire Playhouse. Jeremy Herrin directed George Jones in Headlong's national tour of Sir David Hare's play The Absence of War in 2015. The West Yorkshire Playhouse had a production of Shakespeare's Richard III in October of 2015. He received a Yorkshire Award for Services to Arts and Entertainment in 2014. He was the first actor to be named Associate Artist at The West Yorkshire Playhouse.The Square Chapel Arts Centre made <mask> a patron. In 2020, he joined the cast of Emmerdale as the villainous Paul Ashdale. His character was killed off in an explosion, just a year after he left the soap. In January 2012 he directed his first drama for television, a 45 minute single drama called "The Crossing", which starred Lee Boardman, Ramona Marquez and Susie Blake. He directed the episode "Madge" in the Moving On series in July and August of last year. "Scratch" was <mask>'s third drama for the Moving On series and starred Will Ash and Chris Coghill. Jimmy McGovern: "Eighteen", a story about the attempted deportation of an Afghan youth back to his native Kabul, was directed by <mask>.The series aired in November of 2016 "Lost" was directed by <mask> for the Moving On series. A short film written and directed by <mask> was subsequently filmed and stars Peake and Turner. The film was shown at the New York City film festival.

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texts: <mask> is the chief executive of the U.S.-based Dragoman Ventures. He was the longest serving American official in Iraq from 2003 to 2009, working as a special assistant to five U.S. ambassadors and as a senior adviser to three heads of U.S. Central Command. He is featured in a number of files. <mask> is the chief executive of the U.S.-based firm. He was a senior adviser for the Middle East at ExxonMobil. <mask> engaged with heads of state, ministers, and opinion-makers and advised ExxonMobil's senior executives on strategic pursuits and the region's unprecedented political, economic, security, and social developments during the "Arab Spring." <mask> was the architect and chief political negotiator of ExxonMobil's historic billion-dollar entry into the Kurdistan Region.He was promoted to director of public and government affairs. <mask> served as special assistant to five American ambassadors in Iraq and as senior adviser to three four-star chiefs of U.S. Central Command. Special assignments included participation in sensitive negotiations pertaining to the formation of five Iraqi governments, the drafting of the Iraqi Constitution and the oil and gas and revenue sharing laws, and the trilateral U.S.–Iran–Iraq talks. <mask> was the longest continuously-serving American official in Iraq, as well as a member of the U.S. government's Senior Executive Service. One of the best connected men in Iraq is <mask>. He has appeared on CNN's Amanpour, PBS' Frontline, al-Jazeera, Sky News, Vice News,RT, NPR, and he played a leading role in the production of ABC News' investigative report. The author of front-page opinion features in the Washington Post and New York Times has also written for other publications.An Aspen Institute Middle East Leadership Initiative fellow, <mask> also worked for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Office of the Governor of Texas, where he helped found and administer the Governor's Council on Science and Biotechnology Development. He graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a political science degree. He held a top secret clearance and attended meetings on behalf of a US ambassador or CENTCOM. In his book, Larry Diamond referred to <mask> as "an Iraqi American liaison to the Governing Council, who looked as though he was sixteen but operated as if he had been through a dozen of the hardest-fought political campaigns." According to Linda Robinson, <mask> was the only American official who had been in Baghdad for the entire five years of the war. The gifted young man worked for ambassadors John Negroponte, Zalmay Khalilzad, and Ryan Crocker. <mask> traveled with the Prime Minister and knew all the other Iraqi politicians.Bayan Jabr allowed the Badr militia to set up secret prisons in the Jadriya compound after working with him when he was interior minister. In late 2005, hundreds of brutally tortured prisoners were found there. <mask> knew that there had been human rights violations under the new regime. He knew where the bodies were buried. Many Iraqis called him to find out where their family members were held. He used his contacts and knowledge of the players to get many Iraqis released. Some trails were cold.One Iraqi woman called him a lot. Her son was taken in 2005 by the Wolf brigade. She thought he had been taken to the Jadriya prison. <mask> tried to find him. She called him at his desk in the summer of 2007. Her voice was so bad that she was able to rent him. He was very sad that he hadn't been able to find her son.He didn't want to admit it, but he knew the young man was dead. <mask> decided it was time to return to the United States. He left Iraq in the spring of 2009. The Civic Life in the Information Age was edited and published by <mask>. Special thanks must go to my dearest friend and colleague <mask>. We traveled the post-defense last mile together, checking and rechecking formats, paginations, table numbers, and a host of other things. He has been in the Green Zone trying to help build a democracy in Baghdad since his days as my right hand in the Governor's Office.If his career as a leading diplomat falls through, there could be a job as a "margin police" in his future. Come home soon and safely. He worked for two U.S. states in the college-era photo. <mask> wrote an article for the New York Times about Iraq's last chance and briefly profiled the new prime minister. The United States government people of the Iraq War are missing a year of birth.

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texts: <mask> was a British-born Australian who was wrongly convicted of murder in 1995 and sentenced to life imprisonment. His conviction was quashed after an appeal to the High Court of Australia. <mask> was released after the charges against him were dropped. The Director of Public Prosecutions stated at the time that Mallard could still be prosecuted if more evidence became available. He paid $3.25 million in compensation to the state government after his conviction was quashed. A cold case review was conducted in 2006 after a review of the investigation. They found enough evidence to charge Simon Rochford with the murder of Pamela Lawrence and eliminate Mallard as a person of interest.After being publicly named as a suspect, Rochford was found dead in his cell at Albany Prison, having committed suicide. Two policemen and a senior prosecutor have been found guilty by the Western Australian Commission on Crime and Corruption for their roles in the case. <mask> died after being hit by a car in the early hours of April 18th in Los Angeles, the home area of his fiancée. <mask> <mask> was born in England in August 1962 to Roy and <mask>, who already had a 10-year-old daughter. <mask>, who was tall for his age, had trouble adjusting to his new life in Perth, and was bullied throughout his school-life. He left school at 16 and spent his time smoking marijuana at nightclubs and trying to join the army before trying to return to the UK. By May 1994 he was homeless and living at his "girlfriend's" flat in Mosman Park, because of his experiences, and therapy helped him gain enough confidence to move out of home.Pamela Lawrence, a business proprietor on Glyde Street, Mosman Park, was attacked at her jewellery shop on the afternoon of 23 May 1994. A staff member left Lawrence alone in the shop at 3:00 pm and at 5:02 pm, the staff member's daughter passed by the shop and saw a man standing behind the counter. Lawrence's husband, Peter, became worried when he couldn't get in touch with her, so he drove to the shop and found her barely alive. The ambulance took Lawrence to the hospital after he died of severe head wounds. <mask> was a suspect in the murder. He had been arrested the same day as the murder for a break-in and theft of his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend's apartment, and had been released around 4:00 pm, before arriving via taxi in Mosman Park around 5:00 pm. Mallard had no history of violence and no murder weapon was found, despite his personal issues and inability to clearly account for his movements.His blood type was found on Mallards shoe but it was his own, despite the severity of the attack. The evidence used in the trial was obscure and Scanty, and it was later revealed that police manipulated or hid vital information from his defence team. He was found guilty on two pieces of evidence. The first set of police notes was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 The notes were not signed by Mallard. There was a video recording of the last twenty minutes of Mallard's interviews. The video shows Mallard speculating as to how the murderer might have killed Lawrence, but police said it was a confession.He was found guilty of giving false confessions during un recorded interviews and partial video-recording of an interview. <mask>'s appeal to the Supreme Court of Western Australia was dismissed because of issues in his conviction. <mask>'s family enlisted the help of investigative journalist Colleen Egan, who in turn got John Quigley and Malcolm McCusker involved. All were appalled at the way in which <mask>'s trial had been conducted and eventually came to believe that he was innocent. The case was returned to the Court of Criminal Appeal in June 2003 based on fresh evidence uncovered by this team, including a raft of police reports that had never been passed to the defence team. The Court of Criminal Appeal again dismissed the appeal despite fresh evidence that the Director of Public Prosecutions concealed evidence from the defence. In October 2004, <mask>'s legal team was granted special leave to appeal to the High Court of Australia and in September 2005, <mask>'s conviction was quashed and a re trial ordered.According to reports, Justice Michael Kirby said during the hearing that <mask>'s theory about the weapon used in the murder could not have been true and that a re trial should have been ordered. The charges against Mallard were dropped six months before a directions hearing was due. <mask> was released on February 20, 2006 after almost 12 years in prison. The decision not to proceed with the trial was made on the evidence available to the prosecution. <mask> is still the prime suspect in this murder despite his discharge. The state would prosecute him again if there was any credible evidence in the future that gave the state a reasonable chance of getting a conviction again. The Commissioner of Police instituted a review of the investigation to see if there were enough grounds for a "cold case" review.The palm print found by the review was that of Simon Rochford, who confessed to murdering his girlfriend, Brigitta Dickens, seven weeks after Mrs Lawrence was killed. The print was found on the top of a display case in Lawrence's shop, which was significant as it had been the practice of the shop staff to wipe the top of that case after each customer left. His beard was more consistent with the original accounts of witnesses than <mask>'s. The review became a cold case review because of this. The steel collar used by weight lifters to secure weights to a bar was the weapon used to kill Dickens. The collar was attached to a broom handle and used to club Dickens to death. The dimensions of the collar were known and a photograph of it was available.The wounds in Lawrence's skull were consistent with the shape and dimensions of the collar. The photograph of the collar indicated that it was painted blue and a rucksack belonging to Rochford was found to contain blue paint flakes which were identical in chemical composition to those removed from Lawrence's wounds. Just hours after he was named as a person of significant interest in the Pamela Lawrence investigation, Simon Rochford was found dead in his cell at Albany Maximum Security Prison. The original investigation into the murder was stood down by five police officers. On 11 October 2006 the commissioner announced that the cold case review was complete, that Mallard was no longer a person of interest in relation to the case, and that if he had still been alive, the police would have prepared a brief of evidence. The police commissioner apologized to Mallard for what they had done. The state's attorney general stated that no decision could be made until the Commission on Crime and Corruption had finished its investigation.On November 22, 2006 the Adelaide Advertiser carried a story stating that Mallard had received a $200,000 ex gratia payment. The Commission on Crime and Corruption will hold public hearings in 2007, after studying the report of the cold case review. To ensure that police involved in the original investigation had no access to the full report, it had asked the police to not release it to the public or within the police service. The hearings into whether police and/or prosecutors behaved unethically or illegally in the Mallard case began on July 31, 2007. The deputy director of public prosecution and two assistant police Commissioners were recommended to be disciplined by the CCC. There was no chance of the two police officers being disciplined. Colin Barnett, the premier of the state, said that if Mallard took civil action against those responsible for his wrongful conviction, the government would support him.A documentary titled Saving <mask> was directed by Michael Muntz and produced by Artemis International, focusing on <mask>'s family, the struggle to have him freed, the deception undertaken by the original police investigation team, and the evidence uncovered that eventually led to <mask>'s freedom. The first time it was aired was on ABC Television. Muntz won the Outstanding Achievement in Directing Award in the WA Screen Awards. <mask> was a prime suspect in the investigation at that time, according to the documentary's epilogue. The journalist who worked on <mask>'s case for eight years was the author of Murderer No More: <mask> and the Epic Fight that Proved his innocence. On May 29, 2016 the Casefile True Crime Podcast was released. <mask> moved to London in 2010 to further his studies after completing a university degree in fine art.He frequently traveled to Los Angeles to be with his fiancée. He was struck and killed by a car while crossing a road in Hollywood in the early hours of April 18. There are links to the Commission on Crime and Corruption Hearings Transcripts. There is a comprehensive site on the case. A website was set up by <mask>'s family to publicise his plight. There is an article in the Morning Herald on 12 May 2006 about theExamination of prosecutor's unsatisfactory professional conduct. The Australian article was published in May of 2006The court of criminal appeal judgement was made in December of 2003 The Mallard matter was decided by the High Court of Australia. Deaths in Perth, Western Australia include people convicted of murder, people acquitted of murder, and people wrongly convicted of murder.

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texts: The current manager of Mauritania is a French football manager and a former player. He won the league titles in all the clubs he managed in his early years in the African continent. The Garoua-based club has hosted the Coton Sport FC de Garoua in the past. In his home country of France, he began his managerial career in 2008 and managed several clubs in the League of Mediterranean until 2011. He moved out of France in 2012 to Africa, where he was appointed as the manager of Rayon Sports F.C. There is a three-year contract. The club, which was popular because of its popularity, was in the bottom half of the league after a poor start to the season.The season that the side made a comeback under the leadership of the Frenchman will be remembered by the fans of the game. The Gikundiro won the title of the 2012–13 Rwanda National Football League with a historic win over their rivals. He helped his side win the Genocide Memorial Tournament in which they faced La Jeunesse Football Club in the finals. His side lost to Vital'O FC in the semi-finals of the Kagame Interclub Cup. The club faced serious financial deficits and parted ways with the French manager. He signed a two-year contract with Coton Sport FC de Garoua. He was appointed as the general manager as well as the head coach to prepare the team for the tournaments.The Frenchman led his side to the title as they led the league table with more than ten points. He helped his team win the cup. He led his team to the semi-finals of the Confederation Cup where they lost to Al Ahly of Egypt. He led his young side to win the 2015 Elite One despite a six-point penalty. The Frenchman decided to move to Algeria after rejecting the proposal of renewing his contract with Constantine, who were in danger of being demoted to the second tier. His side was the third best side in the second round of the Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 after they escaped the drop. Horoya AC became the new manager in March of this year and they won the league and the cup.The group stage of the confederation was reached by <mask> after he knocked out a side. On 10 November, after a misunderstanding, they parted ways. In January 2020 he became the manager of Ismaily, he won the first leg match against al raja club and then the cup cause was stopped by the Arab federation. On August 25, 2020, he was fired. The reasons for dismissal were due to poor results after the Egyptian league resumed. The Sudanese giant Al-Al-Merrikh SC has a new head coach. He took charge of the first match in the Preliminary round of the league against Otoho.He won against Otoho 2–0 in the second leg match to reach the round of 32. He knocked out the giant enyimba Nigerian side after winning the first leg match and then lost the second leg match to lead the Al-Al-Merrikh to qualify to the league for the first time in 4 seasons. Al-Merrikh leads the Sudanese premier league table with 6 points difference from the second position. The head coach of Al-Merrikh resigned on January 22, 2021. The head coach of Al-Merrikh was terminated by the club on January 24, 2021. The main goal this season is for the club to reach the quarter final of the African champion league. In 6 matches in the African champion league group, Simba achieved 13 points after winning 4 matches, drawing 1 and losing 1 match to take lead of the group and qualify to the quarter final.The first Tanzanian club to reach 13 points in the group stage was created by the name of <mask> <mask>. They won the first away match in any African trophy in the group stage, as they defeated the vita club. In 37 games, in which he was the leader, he won 27 games, drew 5 and lost 5, and won two titles. It was just a few days ago that Simba was knocked out of the competition after throwing away a 2-0 lead in the first leg against a new team in the competition. The away goal rule was used to eliminate Simba from the play-off round of the Confederation Cup. He is of Portuguese descent and was born in France. Managerial statistics for Rayon Sports F.C.

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texts: A former professional footballer who spent most of his career atSwansea City, <mask>, was born on November 29, 1987 in England. He made the first team when he was a teenager. He was a part of the team that won the 2015–16 Premier League. Trowbridge is where <mask> was born and raised. His mother was an amateur sprinter and his father loved cricket. He was a fan of Manchester United. The Southampton F.C. has a club career of its own.He was a member of the youth team that reached the finals of the FA Youth Cup in 2005, but did not make his debut until the following season. The team lost on aggregate. He made his first team debut for Saints on December 26, 2005, as a substitute in a 2–0 win over Crewe. He scored two goals against Millwall in 2005 on his way to five appearances for Burnley. He was recalled even though Steve Cotterill wanted him to stay until the end of the season. During his time at the club, he played on the first team squad for the rest of his time. In September 2007, <mask> scored his first league goal for the Saints in a 3–2 defeat against the Hornets.He already had a goal tally of three, having scored in two League Cup matches. His performance was noticed by the rival in the South Coast derby. George Burley criticized the public pursuit of him by the club. On July 24, 2008, after a long period of uncertainty and an extended contract dispute, <mask> signed a new three-year deal with the club. Before he signed the contract, he was left out of the pre-season preparations and excluded from the first team. In September 2008, after failing to make it onto the first team at St. Mary's, he was sent on loan to Sheffield United, with the option of a permanent deal in January 2009. Jordan Robertson joined Saints for the same duration as the move was part of a loan swap.He made his first appearance for the Blades the next day as a late substitute in a match that resulted in a 2–1 victory. He played less than thirty minutes in a Blades shirt over the next three months because he couldn't get a permanent place on the team. He made the first team starting line-up on December 20th, when he scored his first goal for the club in a match that resulted in a 2–2 draw with Palace. After the end of his three-month loan at Saints, he was immediately sent back to the south coast and then back to the south coast again at the end of the 2008–09 season. He won his debut match with a 2–0 victory over Reading. The FA Cup-holders were eliminated from the tournament on 24 January 2009, when <mask> scored in a victory over Pompey. The only goal in the match was scored by <mask> on February 28, 2009.He scored the opening goal on April 5, 2009, against their archrivals. On June 2, 2009, the Welsh side agreed to pay a £400,000 fee to Saints in order to get <mask> to join them permanently. He made his debut in the opening match of the season in 2009, playing the full 90 minutes. He scored his first goal as a permanent member of the squad on September 26, 2009. On 7 November 2009, <mask> scored his second goal in two matches, this time from close range, to help the Swans claim a 3–2 victory in the local derby. He scored a second time against Queens Park Rangers. During the new coach Brendan Rodgers' home match forSwansea City, in which he scored one goal and set up a goal for David Cotterill, <mask> started the 2010–11 season with strong performances.His first goal of the season came in a 4–3 victory over Middlesbrough. He was named the Supporters' Player of the Year for 2010–11. In the Football League Championship's play-off final, he made a double assist for Stephen Dobbie and Scott Sinclair in a 4–2 win over Reading. They became the first Welsh club to play in the league after that victory. He signed a new contract with the club before the start of the season in 2011. In the 2011–12 season, <mask> was in top form for much of the season, which saw his side go on to win promotion to the premier league. In September of 2011, <mask> scored his first goal in the premier league.Brendan Rodgers praised <mask>'s pace and trickery on the field in the victory over the Trotters. In addition to scoring a goal in a 2–0 victory over Villa and winning a controversial penalty in a 3–2 victory over Arsenal, he also scored in a 4–2 win against Barnsley and in a 4–2 win in the FA Cup. Arsne Wenger accused <mask> of diving onto the ground to draw a foul in the 3–2 win over the Gunners. On 3 March 2012 <mask> received a red card for a foul on Jordi Gmez during a match which resulted in a 2–0 win over Wigan Athletic. The league suspended him for three matches after he defended his tackle. He scored his fourth league goal of the season on April 14, 2012 in a 3–0 win over Blackburn. In a match that ended in a 4–4 draw against Wolves, <mask> scored his fifth goal of the season and set up another goal for Danny Graham.On the opening day of the new Premier League campaign at Queens Park Rangers, <mask> scored a brace of goals, andSwansea achieved a 5–0 victory. On September 22, 2012 <mask> came on as a half-time substitute in a match at Liberty Stadium. He was booked for dissent in the 55th minute. He received a second yellow card three minutes later for his tackle on Baines. He was sent off for his second booking after only 12 minutes on the pitch. The match ended in a 0–3 draw. The opening goal of the League Cup final was scored by <mask> on 24 February, as well as the third in a 5–0 victory overBradford City.Their first major trophy was won by his goals. As he was seen arguing with teammates over the taker for the spot kick early in the second half, <mask>'s involvement was also notable. The Man of the Match was awarded to <mask>. After the match, he said that he wanted to take the penalty even though he didn't score a hat-trick. Afterwards, he said he wanted to stay at the club and described Michu as the calmest player he knew. He signed a new four-year deal with the club on 6 August, keeping him at the Liberty Stadium until June 2017. He retired from football on July 30, 2021.On 1 September 2015, <mask> joinedLeicester City on a season-long loan. On 13 September 2015, he made his debut as a half-time substitute in the home match against Villa, and he scored the winning goal in the 89th minute as the Foxes came from 2–0 down to win the match. He was a member of the team that won the club's first top-flight title. His agent said he was unavailable for another six months after the Jamaica Football Federation approached him to play in the World Cup. There are career statistics for the 2012–13 Football League Championship play-offs and the 2015–16 Individual Alan Hardaker Trophy. People from Trowbridge are associated with football. The players are from the F.C.The players are from the United Kingdom. The players are fromSwansea City A.F.C. The players are fromLeicester City F.C. People of Jamaican descent are the players of the English Football League.

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texts: He served as minister of defense, foreign affairs, interior, and education, as well as being a politician, diplomat, scholar, and attorney. He was an ambassador to the Organization of American States, the European Union, and a number of nations. Family Trujillo was born in Cartago. He was the son of a Liberal Party mogul and a congressman. His younger brother was active in politics. His primary and high school education were at the private Liceo Cartago and the Pio XII high school in Cali. He specialized in criminal law at law school after following in his father's footsteps.He received a master's degree in International Business at the age of 25 after he was appointed consul in Tokyo. After finishing his education in Tokyo, he returned to his home country and was appointed Cali's Finance Secretary by the Mayor. Trujillo became director of the metal federation after Riascos resigned. The son of a Liberal Party leader became the party's vice-president. In 1988, Cali's first elected mayor was elected and stayed in that position until 1990, avoiding confrontations with the Cali Cartel that was becoming increasingly powerful in the city and corrupting much of Cali's public institutions. While running the country's third largest city, he expanded his power by founding the FCM and becoming its chairman. The 19th of April Movement (M-19), a guerrilla group that since 1970 had violently opposed the oligarch, was part of the peace process that led to the creation of the new constitution.After the elections of 1992, President César Gaviria appointed <mask> education minister, a position he held until the end of his term in 1994. The High Commissioner of Peace was appointed after the election of another liberal President. Legal paramilitary groups called CONVIR and illegal paramilitary groups like the ACCU collaborated with drug traffickers and the military to kill left-wing politicians during this two-year period. The president appointed Trujillo as ambassador to the OAS in the middle of a criminal investigation into Cali Cartel Funding of Samper's presidential campaign. The former Cali mayor was called back in 1997 to replace the Interior Minister who was forced to resign over the scandal. The position was held by Trujillo until the end of Samper's presidency. Samper's successor, Andrés Pastrana Arango, took office in 1998 and appointed Trujillo ambassador to Austria.Between 1999 and 2001 he was ambassador to Russia. President lvaro Vélez appointed Trujillo as ambassador for Scandinavia again in 2004, after a short break. The country became part of Trujillo's diplomatic portfolio a year later. The ambassador to the European Union would be held until after the 2010 election of the president. After the announcement of peace talks with the FARC, the Democratic Center Trujillo joined other hard-line politicians like Francisco Santos and scar Ivn Zuluaga. The "Uribistas" entered Congress, but failed to defeat the incumbent president, who was in the middle of peace talks with the rebels. The party became the fourth largest in Congress and became the most important opposition party to the president because of the peace talks with the guerrillas.The peace process with the country's oldest rebel group began in December of 2016 despite fierce opposition from both the Democratic Center and the conservative media. The process was opposed by the Congress. Senator Ivn Duque became the "uribista" candidate in the pre- election race, but lost to the president, who had entered the Senate four years earlier. The Minister of Foreign Affairs was appointed by Duque. Death Trujillo was hospitalized in Barranquilla and transferred to the Central Military Hospital in Bogot, where he died on the morning of 26 January. Three days of national mourning were declared by the president of the country after he announced his death in a video. He was 69 years old.The names of the Foreign Ministers of Colombia, the National Education Ministers, the Interior Ministers, the Ambassador to Russia, the Ambassador to Austria, the Ambassador to Finn, the Ambassador to Sweden, and the Mayors of the country are listed.